Fans spinning, lights on, no display and no beep unless no ram

[overlord1pvp]

So my computer stopped displaying and does not beep.
It was working fine a few days ago by than I moved country and I took it as check-in baggag, so now I'm trying to find which part is broken.

Specs:
CPU: i3-6100
Ram: F4-2133c15s-4gnt
Gpu: MSI geforce gtx 1050 to
Motherboard: Asus h11m-k
PSU: ci-power gpa350s 450 watts

I have tried
-resetting CMOS and bios.
- running with 1 and 2 sticks of ram in each slot
- tried with no ram (it beeped when I did this)
- tried breadboard ing
- tried with only CPU and ram
- tried running without GPU
- tested powersuply with paper clip

Hope you can help.

 

[Dave8671]

When you reset the bios did you load defaults?

The beep with no ram is stating no ram.

Your CPU has build in GPU. Reboot with the geforce removed see if it the screen returns.

 

[overlord1pvp]

I don't think I reset the bios properly, because I'm not sure how to.

I have already tried running without GPU

 

[Dave8671]

Access the BIOS look for l for load defaults

 

[overlord1pvp]

No display, ca t do that.

 

[Dave8671]

If you reset the BIOS and still not display with either GPU than its the motherboard i suspect.

 

[overlord1pvp]

What about my ram? Can't that be a problem?

 

[Dave8671]

That was my first thought. How long did you test it for?
Note a system can not boot if there is no ram. I thought you knew that the OS loads into ram right?

I did not mean the display. Its the motherboard bios for setting defaults.

 

[overlord1pvp]

I meant can't do that, I reset bios using CMOS battery and holding power button for 10 sec. Still didn't work, how do you know if its motherboard or ram faulting, I have tried running the PC for hours with ram.

 

[Dave8671]

I need to confirm, you tried running with 1 stick of ram for hours and issue still occured? Troubleshooting is testing a theory and see if it solves the issue.

Example
Recently I have a fan noise in my gaming pc. I thought ok its a case fan so listened at the case ok its the right case fan. This case is a home theater case in case people are wondering right case fan hmm. I replaced the fan and rebooted. I still heard that noise. Note not loud but it bugs the ears.

I took off the top of the case again and use my flashlight. All fans were running i listened again. I than used a tool and stopped my gpu fan the noise stopped. I had to replace my gpu since fans are not really replaceable. Only a day of troubleshooting but found it.



A friend was buliding a new system. He kept buring out his motherboards he fried 3 what was the cause? Answer power supply was faulty.

 

[overlord1pvp]

Yeah, I did.

 

[Dave8671]

Still have a warranty on the motherboard?

 

[Dave8671]

In case you do not have warranty still standing. You can change the motherboard like

https://www.outletpc.com/lj2861-gigabyte-ga-h110m-a.html?utm_source=lj2861-gigabyte-ga-h110m-a&utm_medium=shopping%2Bengine&utm_campaign=pcpartpicker&utm_content=Gigabyte%2B-%2BMotherboards > Intel LGA1151&sscid=a1k2_uf8d0

 

[Dave8671]

If you wanted you could upgrade the cpu to
https://www.outletpc.com/zs9522-intel-core-i5-7600k-4core-38ghz-lga1151-kaby-lake.html?utm_source=zs9522-intel-core-i5-7600k-4core-38ghz-lga1151-kaby-lake&utm_medium=shopping%2Bengine&utm_campaign=pcpartpicker&utm_content=Intel%2B-%2BCPUs %28Processors%29 > Intel LGA1151&sscid=a1k2_ufaey

 

[Dave8671]

I would buy new ram than test it than go from there.

The symptoms that the system has are odd thats why I am having a difficult time thinking it the ram.